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[QUOTE="RF2044, post: 1981372, member: 40"]
Of course they do--it is a major component of most practices.  But there are four factors that are beginning to emerge:
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[*]It is harder to make plays when things aren't universally going your way, especially because our guys have zero offensive cohesion.  Zero.  Wisconsin put on a clinic in terms of how to execute half court offensive sets--nearly every shot they took, and I mean literally nearly every single one--was completely wide open.  Clinic.
[*]Our starting lineup doesn't have any offensive diversification, can't make plays off of the bounce, and is too one dimensional.
[*]The point guards are doing an incredibly poor job relative to expectations in terms of running the offense.
[*]Saving the best for last, I'm beginning to wonder how much of the glowing early season reports [including the one I posted] were a function of the "spring football" phenomenon.  I.E., people come away raving about how well the offense played, without taking into account that they accomplished it against our lousy defense.
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